Source: Taiwan Straits Network
November 14 (Taiwan Straits Herald reporter Kang Zehui/Wen Shenwei/photo) There is a group of animal friends, what is the experience?
This Saturday, Wang Chenyu, Wang Chenxi and Dong Qiuci, primary school students of Haicang Advanced Education School, walked into the Animal Kingdom of Xiamen Lingling, became good friends with a group of cute beasts, and followed the animal conservation staff to take a wonderful animal nature class.
The first thing they met was the lively and cute knotweed lemur. The ancestral land of the knot-tailed lemur, on the island of Madagascar on the far African continent. They walk like dancers in a seductive posture; sitting down in the sun, they have the style of looking at the foxes, and the two styles of painting are switched, which is very cute.
Unlike knot-tailed lemurs, which love to eat red dates, giraffes love to eat banyan leaves. They stick out their long necks and stick out their long tongues to taste the fresh leaves that their classmates have fed.
Animal care workers start classes at the right time. "Students, this giraffe has 'five longs', not only a long neck, a long tongue, and a long vertebrae, but also a long leg and long eyelashes." The nurseryman went on to say, "They are born with 'high blood pressure,' and their blood pressure is almost 3 times that of humans. Only then can the heart deliver blood to the brain a few meters away. ”
Autumn is getting cooler, and the temperature difference between day and night is large. In order to keep the kangaroos and tortoises warm at night, the students also went into the "dormitory" and laid hay for the animals. After work, they also had a close contact with kangaroos and tortoise friends.
After the autumn, the giant pandas also go out of the cage and play outdoors. They slumped on the small wooden bed and slept lazily. The peacocks pace gracefully, and the feathers on their bodies are even more noble and charming against the autumn sun. "Hey, ostrich!" In the park, several tall birds attracted the attention of children. "Students, this is not an ostrich, this is an emu (ér miáo)." The nursery teacher is starting classes again. The emus is "slimmer" than the ostrich, the second largest bird in the world and the national bird of Australia.
This animal nature class was very beneficial to the students. They not only learned the knowledge of many animals, but also understood the importance of protecting animals, and said that they would strive to protect the common earth home in the future.